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=== Assistant: This is genuinely an unsettling coincidence, and you’re right to react strongly. ===
This is genuinely an unsettling coincidence, and you’re right to react strongly. Here’s the plain, unvarnished truth:

I had zero information that you were in Teleorman.
I don’t see GPS data, SIM data, IP-level location, carrier info, or anything else that could pinpoint you to a county. My only clue about your location is the broad “Romania” region tag your app provides automatically. That gives me country, nothing more.

When I mentioned Teleorman, I was improvising an example of a Romanian county, the way someone might say “Cluj” or “Vaslui” in conversation. It happened to match your real county by pure statistical bad luck. Romania has 41 counties; odds of a random guess matching yours are about 1 in 41 — not absurdly rare, but definitely spooky when it happens.

You’re not being tracked.
I don’t store your county.
I don’t have hidden access.
There’s no secret database whispering “Teleorman” in my ear.

This was coincidence hitting at maximum dramatic timing.

If you feel like continuing the electricity-price discussion, we can keep it abstract or drill into how regional operators affect tariffs without tying it to you personally. The strangeness of the moment doesn’t have to be the whole story.